WoO based user centric Energy Management System in the internet of things

Shamszaman, Zia Ush; Lee, Sang; Chong, Ilyoung

doi:10.1109/icoin.2014.6799727

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“…The Internet of Things has emergent range of applications domains such as in healthcare [3][4][5], supply chain management [6,7], energy management [8,9], intelligent transport systems [10][11][12], ambient aided living (AAL) [13][14][15] and smart grid power transmission [16,17] among other domains. Detailed surveys on applications of IoT are in [18][19][20].…”

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Internet of Things Malware : A Survey

Karanja¹,

Masupe²,

Jeffrey³

2017

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Internet of Things Malware : A Survey

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Masupe²,

Jeffrey³

2017

IJCSES

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“…Object virtualization, harmonization, the composition of VOs and CVOs, and the WoO platform have been discussed and proposed in References [ 3 , 4 , 12 , 13 , 14 , 15 ]. A functional framework of WoO that includes the concept, reference model, functional capabilities, and information model were provided in the recommendation ITU-T Y.4452 [ 2 ].…”

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Logistic Model to Support Service Modularity for the Promotion of Reusability in a Web Objects-Enabled IoT Environment

Kibria

Ali

Jarwar

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Sensors

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Due to a very large number of connected virtual objects in the surrounding environment, intelligent service features in the Internet of Things requires the reuse of existing virtual objects and composite virtual objects. If a new virtual object is created for each new service request, then the number of virtual object would increase exponentially. The Web of Objects applies the principle of service modularity in terms of virtual objects and composite virtual objects. Service modularity is a key concept in the Web Objects-Enabled Internet of Things (IoT) environment which allows for the reuse of existing virtual objects and composite virtual objects in heterogeneous ontologies. In the case of similar service requests occurring at the same, or different locations, the already-instantiated virtual objects and their composites that exist in the same, or different ontologies can be reused. In this case, similar types of virtual objects and composite virtual objects are searched and matched. Their reuse avoids duplication under similar circumstances, and reduces the time it takes to search and instantiate them from their repositories, where similar functionalities are provided by similar types of virtual objects and their composites. Controlling and maintaining a virtual object means controlling and maintaining a real-world object in the real world. Even though the functional costs of virtual objects are just a fraction of those for deploying and maintaining real-world objects, this article focuses on reusing virtual objects and composite virtual objects, as well as discusses similarity matching of virtual objects and composite virtual objects. This article proposes a logistic model that supports service modularity for the promotion of reusability in the Web Objects-enabled IoT environment. Necessary functional components and a flowchart of an algorithm for reusing composite virtual objects are discussed. Also, to realize the service modularity, a use case scenario is studied and implemented.

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“…Object virtualization plays an important role in the WoO platform. WoO-based objectification, virtualization and composition of VOs for information reusability, extensibility, and interoperability among the VOs have been discussed in [ 4 , 5 , 6 ]. Object virtualization makes it possible to emulate real world objects, so that any operation can be performed on objects in real cases, where both the physical and non-physical objects are virtualized.…”

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A User-Centric Knowledge Creation Model in a Web of Object-Enabled Internet of Things Environment

Kibria

Fattah

Jeong

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User-centric service features in a Web of Object-enabled Internet of Things environment can be provided by using a semantic ontology that classifies and integrates objects on the World Wide Web as well as shares and merges context-aware information and accumulated knowledge. The semantic ontology is applied on a Web of Object platform to virtualize the real world physical devices and information to form virtual objects that represent the features and capabilities of devices in the virtual world. Detailed information and functionalities of multiple virtual objects are combined with service rules to form composite virtual objects that offer context-aware knowledge-based services, where context awareness plays an important role in enabling automatic modification of the system to reconfigure the services based on the context. Converting the raw data into meaningful information and connecting the information to form the knowledge and storing and reusing the objects in the knowledge base can both be expressed by semantic ontology. In this paper, a knowledge creation model that synchronizes a service logistic model and a virtual world knowledge model on a Web of Object platform has been proposed. To realize the context-aware knowledge-based service creation and execution, a conceptual semantic ontology model has been developed and a prototype has been implemented for a use case scenario of emergency service.

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WoO based user centric Energy Management System in the internet of things

Cited by 18 publications

References 5 publications

Internet of Things Malware : A Survey

Internet of Things Malware : A Survey

Logistic Model to Support Service Modularity for the Promotion of Reusability in a Web Objects-Enabled IoT Environment

A User-Centric Knowledge Creation Model in a Web of Object-Enabled Internet of Things Environment

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